A Love Unveiled

To many he is known as Fallon ‘The Fury’ for he is relentless and formidable, known for his prowess in battle and golden appearance, he is feared as well as admired by those around him but during the rise of William the Conqueror, he is ambushed and left for dead. When he awakes, he finds himself in the hands of his enemy and irresistibly drawn to the red-haired beauty that tends his wounds.
When Alana McKenna encounters a beaten, unconscious man, unmistakably handsome and undoubtedly dangerous, her instincts warn her to leave the man for dead, unaware that he is the infamous Fallon ‘The Fury’ but her compassionate nature and healer roots cannot abide leaving a man, including her enemy to die.
Fallon finds himself tormented with dreams of the fiery beauty that restored him to life and will stop at nothing to find her and make her his, but there are others who wish him dead and desire his prize. Will the uncertainty of precarious dangers threaten their lives and destroy their love?

I don't see how anyone's surprised. 'William the conquer' conquered England in 1066, in the battle of Hastings. The blurb or Description talks of the rise of William the conquer. Therefore 1066 should come to mind.